Tom Bossert Joined BGS in July 2020
As a former Homeland Security Adviser to two U.S. presidents, Mr. Bossert helped oversee domestic and transactional security issues and advised the president on cybersecurity, global health security policy and counterterrorism. He also coordinated the President’s Cabinet and ensured timely implementation of the President’s decisions and priorities and served as the National Continuity Coordinator.
Mr. Bossert has 20 years of experience in senior executive government and private sector roles. He served in government as the Deputy Homeland Security Advisor to President George W. Bush and has held several other policy positions on the National Security Council and Homeland Security Council staff. Among other government positions, Mr. Bossert was a plank holder at the Department of Homeland Security, served as congressional staff, and in a federal prosecutor’s office.
Mr. Bossert currently serves as the Chief Strategy Officer at Trinity Cyber, a highly disruptive, cutting edge provider of technology as a service. He’s a National Security Analyst for ABC News and a Distinguished Fellow at the Atlantic Council in the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security.
Mr. Bossert earned his law degree from George Washington University and his bachelor’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He was born and raised in Quakertown, Pennsylvania.
